Finding a Career That Fits Me
Discover what matters to you, recognise your strengths and explore career directions that work with your needs rather than against them.
Your career does not need to look like anyone else's. There is no single correct path.
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Your career, your direction
Finding work that fits is about more than choosing a job title. It means exploring the activities you enjoy, how you work best, what makes work difficult and what support could make opportunities accessible.
Explore what suits you
Understand your interests, talents, preferred environments and what matters most.
Consider accessibility
Identify reasonable adjustments, working patterns, communication preferences and support needs.
1. What interests me?
Select subjects, activities or environments you might enjoy exploring. These are starting points, not restrictions.
2. Recognising my strengths
Strengths are not limited to qualifications. They can include lived experience, specialised interests, creativity, empathy and practical skills.
3. What helps me work well?
Think about the working conditions that support your wellbeing, energy and ability to do your job.
My preferred work environment
Reasonable adjustments
In the UK, employers have legal duties under the Equality Act 2010 to make reasonable adjustments for disabled workers and applicants where applicable. Adjustments depend on individual circumstances and may include changes to working arrangements, equipment, communication or the environment.
Access to Work may also be able to provide support for eligible people whose disability or health condition affects their work.
4. Exploring possible career directions
Your selected interests can suggest areas worth researching. These are examples, not a formal career assessment or prediction of suitability.
Ideas of my own
5. My Job Fit Explorer
Use this space to compare a possible job against what matters to you. There are no automatic scores because personal fit is more complex than a number.
What I like about this role
Potential challenges or barriers
Adjustments or support that could help
What I still need to find out
How does this opportunity feel to me?
6. Creating my next-step plan
You do not need to decide on an entire career today. A small, achievable next step is enough.
Remember
Changing direction, taking a break, adjusting working hours or exploring something new does not mean you have failed. Your circumstances and needs are allowed to change.
My Personal Career Profile
This profile brings your reflections together so you can use them in coaching, career conversations, training decisions or personal planning.
My saved information
Your answers are stored locally in your browser, not submitted to Space to Breathe Therapy by this tool. On a shared device, other users of the browser profile may be able to see them.
